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Is ok, we are ready to get started, here. Lets get everybody in their seat. Ok, have you got me . No . Well, this is the part of the program that i have been looking forward to the most. The panel discussion. We have some Great Questions here. You will note that i on purpose have separated george and will. [laughter] i am not saying we are doing a pointcounterpoint, but i expect that to happen at any moment. I have all the questions here. The are really good ones. Not surprisingly, there are fou...

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In a new study, public policy organization Dēmos examines voter suppression and ballot access in ten states, where Black people and other communities are disproportionately impacted by voter purges.

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Black America Mourns The Loss Of Howard University And AFL-CIO Economist William Spriggs

In less than a month, there have already been at least 39 mass shootings in the United States. Lawmakers seem unable to do anything about them.

Republican politicians who quote Martin Luther King Jr. to defend a colorblind approach to race are misrepresenting and dishonoring him, activists told Axios.